By Robert Lamoureux Signal Contributing Writer Question: Fire Tape Hi Robert, I can handle many scopes of work around my house as I am a licensed electrician and have years
Trailing by 10 points at halftime, the College of the Canyons football team sat apprehensively in the locker room. Head coach Ted Iacenda entered. He spoke to his team of
Amen boy howdy, do we have an interesting trail ride ahead, history saddlepals. We’ve got movie stars, epic crimes, a local first lady who runs over movie stars, giant wild
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer For the fourth consecutive month, the inventory of Santa Clarita Valley homes and condominiums increased to its highest level since August 2014, but a
By Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writer One of the best-kept secrets on the Santa Clarita Valley sports scene this year is the College of the Canyons football squad, which is
By Ken Striplin City Manager The holiday season means something different to everyone. People celebrate a variety of holidays in a variety of ways. For me, the holiday season means
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer Turkey and pumpkin pie are heavily linked with Thanksgiving, but nowadays, Black Friday seems to have become just as synonymous with the annual holiday.
It was a first half of football unlike College of the Canyons had seen all season. The Cougars hadn’t given up more than 14 points in a game all year.
Capping off a night of cocktails, dinner and speeches, the SCV chapter of the Junior Chamber International’s 2018 Honoree Gala recognized 40 Santa Clarita Valley residents who’ve positively impacted their
Complete with brew, brats and ax throwing, hundreds of Santa Clarita residents attended the fourth annual SCV Brewmasters Pirate Festival on Saturday.
Kaiser Permanente announced eight nonprofit organizations in Santa Clarita were awarded more than $62,000 in grant funds for their dedication for improving health and wellness, according to a news release issued Friday.
Last Sunday, my wife and I served as volunteers at the Santa Clarita marathon. We were course monitors, which was a pretty easy task. Our main job was to encourage
Maya Evans’ birthday has always been a big deal. “The thing about Maya is … she made sure everybody knew it was her birthday,” said West Ranch lacrosse coach Leesa
By Jon Stein For The Signal Saugus, a team historically known for its rushing attack, made it a point this season to showcase a more balanced offensive game plan. That
By Matt Lechuga For the Signal A week after a wild comeback for their first playoff win in school history against Silverado, West Ranch found themselves in a nearly identical
Updated election results indicate Christy Smith, Democratic challenger to Assemblyman Dante Acosta in the 38th Assembly District race, now trails the GOP incumbent by 213 votes. The latest Secretary of
Focusing attention on keeping people healthy and free from the lethal reach of heart disease, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will be bringing back its Community Heart Health Fair at Canyon Country Community Center on Nov. 16.
The latest fraud alert is warning Los Angeles County residents of scammers masquerading as charity groups claiming to raise money for first responders, according to the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office on Friday.
More than 100 Santa Clarita residents congregated outside City Hall Thursday evening to join thousands of others across the country who are protesting the resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Meadows Elementary School student dancers, musicians, photographers, artists and writers participated in Thursday’s 50th annual Reflections ceremony, a National Parent Teacher Association-sponsored program that encourages students to create original works
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